ERIKA documentation
A complete guide to using ERIKA — how a smart care plan is built, what every screen does, and how to keep your household on track.
What ERIKA does
ERIKA turns published well care guidance into a concrete, year-by-year schedule for every member of your household — people, dogs and cats. You enter who is in the family and answer a short risk questionnaire; ERIKA produces a plan of recommended checkups and the services inside each one, then tracks what is done, scheduled, still due, or deliberately skipped.
Around that plan sit the practical pieces: your providers, your insurance policies and documents, appointment records, and reminders so nothing quietly lapses.
How the pieces fit together
- Profile — a person or pet. Species, birth date, sex and body metrics decide which guidance applies.
- Risk assessment — answers that switch specific rules on or off for that profile.
- Plan items — one recommended checkup in one year, with its services and a status.
- Appointments — a booked date, time and provider attached to a plan item.
- Doctors and insurance — the records that make scheduling and claims easy, kept per household.
Start here
Getting started
Create your account, add your household, and get your first plan.
Family profiles
People, dogs and cats — what each field changes.
Risk assessment
The questionnaire, how answers are used, and when to update it.
Smart care plans
How plans are generated, statuses, and what regeneration protects.
Scheduling & compliance
Booking appointments and reading the compliance card.
Doctors & insurance
Provider records, policies, documents, and expiry warnings.
Account & support
Settings, reminders, data export, deletion, and getting help.